The Bollywood film 'Dhuraandhar' recently shattered box office records, leaving little room for smaller films to flourish. Following this massive success, films like 'Border 2' also performed well at the box office, but the impact of these big hits has been detrimental to smaller releases. One such film that struggled to find its audience was 'Tuu Ya Main,' starring Adarsh Gourav and Shanaya Kapoor, which received mixed reviews and failed to meet box office expectations.

In a recent interview, Adarsh Gourav addressed the challenges faced by smaller films in the shadow of major blockbusters. He lamented that many viewers criticize films without watching them, simply going along with trends or negative sentiments. He emphasized the importance of giving films a fair chance, stating that audiences should watch the movie before passing judgment. Adarsh argued that while 'Tuu Ya Main' is a remake, the writers have made thoughtful changes, and it's essential to recognize the effort that went into it.

The actor's comments highlight a broader issue within the Indian film industry, where smaller productions often struggle to capture audiences’ attention amid the glitz and glamour of larger films. Adarsh's plea for audiences to engage with smaller films before criticizing them sheds light on the delicate balance filmmakers must strike to attract viewers, especially in an era dominated by big-ticket releases.